Sun. 01

Kill Bill Vol Two

BBC2, 10PM

The second part of Quentin Tarantino's thriller - which is better and more character-driven than the sickeningly violent first part - follows martial arts expert The Bride (Uma Thurman) as she continues her efforts to take vengeance on the gang whose vicious attack left her in a coma for four years. But the man behind the assault, her one-time lover Bill (David Carradine), has a surprise waiting for her. Co-stars Daryl Hannah and Michael Madsen.

Rome

BBC2, 9PM

Mark Antony remains defiant despite defeat at the hands of Gaius Octavian's forces. Servilia is tortured and Duro meets an unpleasant end when Atia survives their assassination attempt. Vorenus and Pullo travel to a slave camp to rescue the kidnapped children. Stars James Purefoy, Ray Stevenson and Kevin McKidd.

Concert for Diana

BBC1, 3.30PM

Jamie Theakston, Claudia Winkleman and Fearne Cotton present live coverage from the benefit show at Wembley Stadium. The event is a celebration of what would have been the 46th birthday of Diana, Princess of Wales.

Radio: Forster in India: Sex, Books and Empire

RADIO 3, 10PM

E M Forster was an old-maidish, closeted gay writing "tea-table" novels - or was he? Zareer Masani's documentary explores the travels of a shy and retiring figure from suburbia to the sub-continent, and takes a fresh look at the links between his sexuality, his critique of the Raj and his capacity for crossing racial and cultural borders.

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